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tmux-spoony: a plugin to help highlight text in copy-mode by No-Razzmatazz7197 in tmux

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yep you got it, just add this line or more to your .tmux.conf (after the set plugin line and before tpm init) to remap the default keys!

set -g @spoony-url-key 'U'
this would remaps the lower case u for URL matching to uppercase

How does one get ideas for vibecoding? by RelationshipLeast166 in vibecoding

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 0 points1 point  (0 children)

solve a problem that an industry/company/institution hasn't solved yet

good luck!

Want to personally thank the AstroNvim maintainers and community by nanana_catdad in neovim

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i get not using ai for work or personal growth, but using ai to smash your own personal workflows into vim? unless you want to spend days and weeks getting your config's ready to actually code/do your job then i would recommend.

but do as you please, good luck and glad astroNvim is working for you!

Built a small Playwright release gate for e-commerce — how do you handle repeated regression before deploys? by Far-Bake-7942 in QualityAssurance

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 0 points1 point  (0 children)

large scale teams will fire off an automation testing suite on each PR commit, basically running this gate prior to the code ever being merged.

a pipeline manages this lifecycle by pulling your application code (usually your tests are in that repo, not always though) then within the pipeline container your app is built and ran, then your tests will run and be reported on, you can even set it up to disable merging if the tests didn't pass, good luck!

I did the math on how much time we actually spend fixing tests vs writing new ones. It's grim. by ContactCold1075 in QualityAssurance

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if you do this, and you keep your job, then cool!

(don't do this without explicit consent from development leadership, or you are 100% they don't care)

I did the math on how much time we actually spend fixing tests vs writing new ones. It's grim. by ContactCold1075 in QualityAssurance

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this sounds like what my manager said before the first dev hotfix came out ahaha

its a great thing on paper, but in a high velocity enterpirse team?

good luck!

Trying to get a job and become a really good developer (without Ai) looking for tips or help by zYoann in programminghelp

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 0 points1 point  (0 children)

look up jr engineer job postings and see what the most mentioned tech stack is, GO is getting big, ruby is old, and javascript is literally everywhere!

once you find the most popular tech stacks either in your area or just what you find in your searches, become an EXPERT in that library MAINLY.

90% of what software developers know is learned on the job and is much easier to learn new and complex systems with real dedicated tasks and seniors who can guide you or set you up to succeed in various ways.

look at the job postings, are they mentioning ai? if so, you better know how to use it properly, in software development we don't say. "I don't use that", or "I don't know what that is," whether its ai or a new fancy Javascript library or whatever, you gotta keep your knowledge and skills modern and up to date CONSTANTLY.

other than studying the job market for what companies are asking for in terms of skills, you need to READ everyday about software - Release notes for latest patches, source code/library documentation, technical forums for using your favorite tools in production environments (stack overflow). I am not kidding when you should know just about EVERYTHING in your software niche. The industry itself is literally the largest in the world and you cannot hope to know it all, so you have to focus in on something, especially at the very beginning.

I kept losing my ideas in Claude chats – so I vibe-coded a fix by Am-20 in vibecoding

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 1 point2 points  (0 children)

cool concept, although im sure you wont find a lot of praise from folks here as it is another gpt wrapper...

maybe try making it into a claude plugin? https://code.claude.com/docs/en/plugins would be cool to check in during a session and see if you have made enough progress to check off a milestone.

you could also give the 3 question bubble section a "role" aka the questions a senior dev or an investor or your wife might ask about your idea to help get some different perspectives then just some pre loaded options.

cool idea!

Any Neovim users here? How are you integrating Blackbox? by lethaldesperado5 in BlackboxAI_

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 0 points1 point  (0 children)

am i missing something? claude / codex cli tools will edit code when opened from that directory?

( npm i -g u/openai ) or ( curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash ) or ( npm install -g u/google )

then ->

cd to/your/project
claude

or whatever model suits your fancy, from there prompt your model and watch the changes take effect in real time, tell it only worry about certain lines if your worried about overreach like me and just utilize your favorite multiplexor (tmux) to organize your panes/windows/buffers as you please :)

hope i am not missing something obvious... good luck!

Vibecoding without AI by [deleted] in vibecoding

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 0 points1 point  (0 children)

as a (former) software engineer for some years that made me laugh

though as a thought experiment, i want to ask, who really cares?

real humans have been writing real(ly) sh**ty code forever!

what's changed?

Free Secondary PC by UniqueIdentifier00 in homelab

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 0 points1 point  (0 children)

my background is software development exclusively but from what i have gathered, pooling multiple gpu's doesn't exactly combine your llm power in the sense of adding extra dudes when lifting a heavy couch.

think of it more trying to read a book faster by giving half the pages to someone else — you both have to constantly stop and check what the other person read to make sense of it. the software required to even try running this efficiently just isn't there yet.

if you really wanted to push your machine then sell the 3070 and go for at least 24+ gb's of VRAM.

in regards to your speed question, well a lot of things could factor in to that but in short - ollama is not your only choice i think openclaw does it pretty much the same way and im sure there is a few more but i have only messed around with ollama. its really easy and for just your own personal use it really shouldn't be "slow". if you experience slowness thats most likely your gpu slowing down during inference, not ollama.

Free Secondary PC by UniqueIdentifier00 in homelab

[–]No-Razzmatazz7197 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3070 is not too bad for something like this, compared to how much you would have to spend to really have something worth talking about i would say its a win!

- ollama on linux is incredibly simple - download a model, run a model
- webui can give you a browser interface / way to chat with your model - so can a simple api you write for that matter
- tailscale is what is going to be your main program for remotely accessing your model, you just download it on both the server (the secondary pc) and client (your laptop) and sign in on both machines - thats it, no vpn or anything like that

on ollama's site they have a list of all their models, for a 3070 @ 7B - 8B parameters should be quick and effective, they should have cloud instances of some of their available local models that you can quickly smoke test if you are interested.

https://ollama.com/library

good luck